
Results 1 - 20 of 11,492 in Formula-1 Racing
MERCEDES has been in talks with German driver Nick Heidfeld about a place on the Formula One team. Comment?
Motorsport: Alonso makes first Ferrari appearance
w/Photo
Two-time Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso has made a first appearance with his new team Ferrari. Comment?
Ross Brawn has indicated Jenson Button's salary demands will not be met and is instead prepared to offer the new world champion more freedom to seek out personal sponsorship deals to boost his income. Comment?
Mourinho wants Manchester United job
All the top stories from today's back pages... THE SUNDAY TIMES: Jose Mourinho has targeted Manchester United as the ideal venue for a return to English football, and is optimistic Sir Alex Ferguson will recommend him as his successor when he retires. Comment?
F1: 'No problem' with India GP plans - promoter
Organisers are pressing ahead with plans to bring Formula One to India despite the government declining to give financial support. Comment?
Nov.15 The Malaysian-owned new Lotus team has signed its first driver for the 2010 season, boss Tony Fernandes revealed on his Twitter page. Comment?
Manager: 'Button is still in talks with Brawn'
Nov.15 Jenson Button 's manager has played down suggestions the new world champion has lost respect for Brawn and is set to switch to McLaren . Comment?
Montoya welcomes Trulli to NASCAR
Nov.15 Ahead of his NASCAR test in the coming days, Jarno Trulli was this weekend trackside for the Sprint Cup event in Phoenix. Comment?
Nov.15 The Hinwil based Sauber team is "waiting patiently" to know if it will be able to keep racing in formula one in 2010. Comment?
Sauber waiting on FIA green light
The Hinwil-based Sauber team is still waiting to know if it will be able to keep racing in Formula One next year. Comment?
Promoter bullish on 2011 Indian Grand Prix
Organisers are pressing ahead with plans to bring Formula One to India despite the government declining to give financial support. Comment?
Run, Don't Walk, to Macao's Big Race
The race is under way at last year's Macao Grand Prix. HONG KONG Gambling may be Macao's major activity for risk-takers, but every November, the city goes outdoors for a different set of thrills: the Macao Grand Prix , which runs this year from Nov. Comment?
Indian GP back on track, organisers dispel fear of delay
The 2011 Indian Grand Prix, which seemed to have hit a road block, is back on track with the organisers dispelling fears of a delay in the country's tryst with its first Formula One race. Comment?
Massa: I won't play second fiddle to Alonso
w/Photo
Felipe Massa insists he won't be playing second fiddle to Fernando Alonso when the two team up at Ferrari next season. Comment?
THE SUNDAY TIMES: Jose Mourinho has targeted Manchester United as the ideal venue for a return to English football, and is optimistic Sir Alex Ferguson will recommend him as his successor when he retires. Comment?
Piquet to contest Las Vegas kart event
Nelson Piquet will go head-to-head with seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher next weekend when he makes his first race appearance since leaving the Renault team earlier this year. Comment?
Button visits McLaren factory
w/Photo
Comment about "Button visits McLaren factory" Phone Name Comment 0 Motor racing - Formula One Button visits McLaren factory Alan Baldwin Formula One world champion Jenson Button has yet to decide his future. Comment?
Reds reflect on racing triumph
w/Photo
LFC commercial director Ian Ayre popped down to Liverpoolfc.tv to reflect on our Superleague Formula title win and chat about the club's position off the pitch. Comment?
I'm still the best in the world, says Hamilton
The London News.Net Sunday 15th November, 2009 London, Nov 15: Former Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton, who saw his Brawn GP rival Jenson Button succeed him as the F1 champ this season, insists that he is still the best in the world. Comment?
Juan Pablo Montoya fueling Hispanic attraction to NASCAR
Get ready, South Florida: Montoya Mania is headed to Homestead. Noisemakers, Colombian flags and loud, celebratory singing -- all trademarks of a big-time soccer match. Comment?